Homes and roofs in Surbiton
Surbiton grew around its railway station in the mid nineteenth century, so it has fine Victorian villas and terraces near the station and Maple Road, with Edwardian and inter-war houses towards Tolworth and Berrylands. Slate and tile roofs with bays, lead details and tall stacks are typical.
Roofing work most asked for in Surbiton
Surbiton calls are for lead flashing and valley replacement, slate and tile re-roofs, ridge and verge repairs, and flat roofs over extensions on Victorian villas and later houses.
The faults we fix on Surbiton roofs
Surbiton's villas show split lead at bays, valleys and chimneys, slipped slates on the main roof and worn flat roofs over later extensions.
What your free survey in Surbiton checks
On a Surbiton survey we check the lead on bays, chimneys and valleys, the slate or tile slopes, the ridges and verges and the flat roofs on extensions, with photos of each part of the roof.
Weather and exposure
Surbiton runs along the Thames towards Seething Wells, and the villas near the river and the station stand among mature trees. Gutters and valleys fill with leaves in autumn, and older lead at bays and chimneys splits with age.
Streets and postcodes we cover
We cover Surbiton across KT5 and KT6, including Maple Road, Victoria Road, Berrylands, Tolworth and the streets towards Long Ditton.
Access and planning
Victorian villas in Surbiton have tall fronts and bays, so we plan scaffold carefully around them and set the plan out in your quote.